Wow! Your "license is suspended", your car isn't registered, you've got the wrong plates on the car, and you didn’t have your license on you (not...

Even though you can move out of your parents' home at 18 (in which case your parents couldn't take your stuff), as long as you are living in their...

A protective order ("PO") only prohibits the RESPONDENT (i.e., you) from having contact with the Petitioner (i.e., Baby Mama). If she's contacting...

You're actually dealing with two separate issues here. Since you father is (apparently) still alive, his will is actually irrelevent. If your...

Your post identifies you as being in Edinburgh, INDIANA. However, since you mention £380, I can't help but think you might be in Edinburgh...

Messrs. Cassara and Harkess are absolutely right. When you're at school, the teacher and principal stand "in loco parentis," meaning "in place of...

Sue whom? These days, while it might seem that anybody can sue anyone for anything, that's not really true. To sue anyone, you have to have a...

If you pled guilty to the charge, then you admitted under oath that you had committed the offense. If you admitted it, the prosecutor's later...

Since you have a POA, assuming it includes the power to dispose of real property, it would make sense for you to sign for your father, assuming he...

Let me begin by correcting one thing you said. You don't have power-of-attorney OVER your mother. Assuming she was competent when she signed the...